PHILADELPHIA–The City of Philadelphia has rolled out a soft launch of a new municipal identification program called PHL City ID.
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PORTLAND, Maine–One credit union here has an unusual item for sale: a $2-million condominium.
KYLE, S.D. – A credit union has stepped up to help Native-American residents who have been stranded by floods that have also affected its own operations. The flooding has overwhelmed portions of the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, an area served by Lakota Federal Credit Union (LFCU).
HARRISBURG, Penn.—The state of Pennsylvania is bringing a class-action lawsuit against more than a dozen of the world's biggest financial institutions for allegedly price-fixing bonds issued by government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – Top fintech influencer Bradley Leimer and CUNA CEO Jim Nussle have been added to the lineup of speakers for the THINK 19 conference, scheduled for May 6-9 in Miami Beach.
COLUMBUS, Ind.–Credit unions in Indiana, California and Massachusetts have all announced new headquarters-related building projects.
NEW YORK—Later this year, New York City will begin to open up tap-and-go payments on its subway and bus systems, a move many experts expect will boost consumer use of contactless payments overall.
ST. LOUIS—A new survey has found 47% percent of Americans carry a monthly balance on their credit cards.
NEW YORK–Tim Sloan, CEO of Wells Fargo, said he is stepping down effective immediately as part of an effort to help the scandal-plagued bank to move forward.
WASHINGTON -- The House Financial Services Committee has passed the credit union-backed Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act (H.R. 1595) by a bipartisan vote of 45-15.